countries are now a race supplier for many, many countries, both in asia, but also in africa, sub saharan africa, west africa, a. yeah. so the, the, the, the, at least the way the, the indian government has articulated the banners that there they have concern about food insulation. and food prices or rice prices have been high in india and like they have been, are all around the world. and they have more of a decent level of subs are in africa put together in india. they have poverty. yes, that's true. they also have more rights to they have a surplus rice in their, their, their country. they have plenty of rice to feed their population. that's not an issue. i think um uh, but the more the government is rice isn't the only thing. they have a ban on engines. they have a ban on the they've had a ban on we last year. so this is all, you know, it's no surprise the government is up for re election or they'll stand for general elections next year. they want to keep good prices uh, you know, or to try to keep a lid on insulation whites. a lot of countries i might, yeah, i mean, inflation has been food

and what we saw last year is the sub saharan africa had last week. um, you know, they were down about 11 percent and some of that was due the fact that last week was coming out of the black sea and and the fact that we prices were so high in the 1st half of the year. yeah, i mean we have it for manual is that it was actually something benefiting big agri business. how difficult is it being a senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute because you're funded by moscow funded by washington. you're funded by k b. m g, which is the lucky martin consultant, the company. i mean that deals with raphael and how, how does an institute like yours remain independent when we have the weaponized at the moment and research on how food systems work is so weaponized? yeah, i think you'll, i think you'll find and talking to people that the general impression of the work that my colleagues do is very a just objective the very i have your right. i've been funded by over my current a short time there. i've been funded by a lot of different

that is why sub saharan africa is now leading the global population growth that was once led by the asian countries in the last few decades. and today we're seeing the geo political consequences of that demographic shift. the economic access of the world, move towards asia. that's it for tennessee rates are also slowly declining china, one of the biggest contributors to global economic and demographic growth in the last few decades. so it's population decrease in 2022 for the 1st time in 60 years . india is going to keep growing and already suppose china in 2023 bus and a few decades as population will also start decreasing as well. the african population represented 7 percent of the world in the early 19 hundreds. by the end of this century it will more likely be 37 percent. so africa is the future. whether or not people see is shifting the geo political power dynamics, like we have seen with the asian giants is yet to be seen. but lydia has to go low from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. we're almost half of the population is under

how does he rate that is why sub saharan africa is now leading the global population growth that was once led by the asian countries in the last few decades. and today we're seeing the geo political consequences of that demographic shift. the economic access of the world, move towards asia. that's it for tennessee rates are also slowly declining china, one of the biggest contributors to global economic and demographic growth in the last few decades. so it's population decrease in 2022 for the 1st time in 60 years, india is going to keep growing and already suppose china in 2023 spots in a few decades. its population will also start decreasing while the african population represented 7 percent of the world in the early 19 hundreds. by the end of this century, it will more likely be 37 percent. so africa is the future. whether or not people see a shift in the political power dynamics like we have seen with the asian giants is get to be seen. but the videos that go from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. we're almost half of the popu

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congress, labor, and civil society and the private sector, to cohost the 20th united states sub-saharan africa trade and economic cooperation forum with south african minister of trade, and my friend. the annual forum was a key part of the african growth and opportunity act when it was signed. and it remains an important program for the u.s. to support africa's ongoing regional economic integration, and to empower more people to reap the benefits of economic growth. it has served as a core tool to help utilize africa's incredible potential to increase investments and to create new jobs across the continent. the congressional authorization expires in two years. we are committed to working closely with congress on a forward vision that reflects changes on the continent and opportunities for improvements. in terms of improvements, consider utilization rates remain low. let's discuss what changes might improve and raise those rates, particularly among smaller and less developed countries in africa. in terms of changes on the continent, consider that since agoa was renewed in 2015, the africa -- th

tribal conflict still characterise as as much of sub—saharan africa , much of the sub—saharan africa,h of the middle east. so these are two groups that will be fighting with each other because of a different tribal identity. sometimes this has a different ethnic identity, a different linguistic identity. this has been a big problem for humanity since the agricultural revolution . you are 100% right revolution. you are 100% right to say liberal democracies have done this better than any other kind of government . it has done this better than any other kind of government. it has had an approach that tries to treat these characteristics as arbitrary , and we should judge arbitrary, and we should judge people on the content of their character for talents they character for the talents they could is it perfect? could bring. is it perfect? unquestionably not. >> it's never going to be perfect. >> lebanon look at somalia. look at these places where they haven't got a coherent haven't even got a coherent national because people national identity because people feel still, still feel they're a

what you have seen in places like sub-saharan africa, where for the past decade a large amount of theersation is about africa rising and its growth story, a lot of that is being re-trenching. it is just largely due to the fact that you have very large, young populations with not much employment opportunity and record high food prices. that is not a good combination to end up with. yvonne: hopefully ai can help address these issues. sara menker, ceo and founder of gro intelligence, joining us here at the bloomberg new economy forum. we have plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. one hour into the session, as we stand, just to get you up to speed on some of what is coming out of cctv, promising to solve the problems in the country, dealing with foreign companies to be confident to invest in china. rishaad: looking at asia-pacific markets, it is currently up in the industry the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably

tribal conflict still characterise as as much of sub—saharan africa , much of the sub—saharan africa,h of the middle east. so these are two groups that will be fighting with each other because of a different tribal identity. sometimes this has a different ethnic identity, a different linguistic identity. this has been a big problem for humanity since the agricultural revolution . you are 100% right revolution. you are 100% right to say liberal democracies have done this better than any other kind of government . it has done this better than any other kind of government. it has had an approach that tries to treat these characteristics as arbitrary , and we should judge arbitrary, and we should judge people on the content of their character for talents they character for the talents they could is it perfect? could bring. is it perfect? unquestionably not. >> it's never going to be perfect. >> lebanon look at somalia. look at these places where they haven't got a coherent haven't even got a coherent national because people national identity because people feel still, still feel they're a

lydia has to go from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. wellness top of the population is under 15 years old. they can provide useful because this. busy these use the innovation that ideas as they are more able to actually use for the type of data, because that se, but according to the un, the vice education and access to family planning is crucial for this to happen. women's, reproductive rights or human rights, and play an essential role for healthy family planning and women's participation in the workforce. some countries went off track with policies and full size citizens to accept the family planning of the state. for example, china is one child policy resulted in agenda in balance, where there are more men and women interviewed during the 19 ninety's more than a quarter of a 1000000 put indigenous women with both of these sterilized and in india and astonishing 6200000 poor men were forcibly sterilized in the 1970s, with at least 2000 dying and bushed operations. that is why experts so aging the promotion of voluntary family plannin

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all so uh, uh, uh, sub saharan africa and entirely of east asia or except a part of china. and uh, that's a reality all around the world. not just any memories. no. where else do we see anything? i on the line. anything like the cottage we have seen in the middle east. not just the last 20 years, but think of the 1980s but the ran a rank. busy or with the soviet intervention in afghanistan and other conflicts. it is an extremely stable region whose political leadership and possibly outside intervention is not worthy of the people who are suffering it uniquely in this region. now i've had on this program in the last 6 weeks, we don't have an international lawyer here, but i've had one on many, many days. and i haven't yet found one who doesn't believe that israel is probably breaking international humanitarian law. in other words committing will crime, samuel you there in london, all the u. s. is allies getting uncomfortable about this? well, i think that we're sorry. do you notice obviously some efforts, the distance from us policy towards israel, the unconditional support.

extreme poverty is concentrated in sub-saharan africa. we all know that. a hundred and one developing countries live in property. that is the situation on my confidence. before the russian aggression in ukraine. you can imagine what is going on now. unfortunately for me, nigeria is regarded as the world capital of poverty. not because of lack of resources but because of mismanagement. unaccountability. a flawed democratic system. it encourages corruption. how does that translate to the common man i will give you some examples. in africa you can stand by the roadside and eat. it is usually about $.10. currently right now most people cannot even afford that. it has to be broken into three pieces. and portions for the common man to eat. between the democratic republic of congo and gabon, there is a village that exists. where they actually take their children. they cannot feed them anymore. coming home to me personally, that is what we buy in our family. that is the equivalent of three dollars. right now it sells for $12. we have to look at other options. it i

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it's unsolvable but, yes, it's 12 million a year, - it's over 120 million child brides in sub—saharan africaat are married off before they're 18. so the stunting in the growth of each of these societies - isjust shocking. | but you just, you either bury your| head in the sand or you think, 0k, here is the piece that i can tackle. and i think using messaging to bring people on board is important. - so maybe someone is not- going to empathise with the plight of a girl in malawi, _ but if you show them that solving child marriage is going to have... have a really positive i impact on the economy, maybe that will be the thing. there are several states in the us that don�*t have a minimum age of getting married. and that would be a surprise to a lot of people. no, this is a global issue. and you know...no, there are not dowries in the united states, but, you know, taking advantage of young girls can look like many things, it can take on many different forms. we tend to think that poverty and people who are disadvantaged, that it looks like a certain, it has a certain look. it�*s a corrugated roof

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and also this we have seen only 40 seen in sub-saharan africa. so we are seeing gaps in implementation and we are seeing similar implementation for treatment as well for we know, offering antiretroviral medications on the same day of diagnosis reduces that time to virus suppression. but what are we seeing? we are noticing that implementation of same day initiation of country to paramedics patients is slow. and then in terms of prep, we are seeing similar gaps, especially in sub-saharan, talking innovation around therapeutics. i think a lot of biomedical research has been done, but need innovative ways to the biomedical finding into interventions that are user friendly, but also takes into account individual preferences. had the opportunity to be part of a study and we were trying to look people's preferences for therapeutic uptake and we noticed that even across younger generations we different preferences in terms of long acting, short acting and even how the medication is packaged, how frequent it is taken and all that in terms of prep exactly

there were considerable barriers, especially in sub-saharan africa, including a lack of proper roads to transport medicines and care workers to deliver. but it was the commitment of so many that made the program a success. that includes foreign leaders, president, secretary and first lady kikwete, who countered the stigma against hiv aids by publicly getting tested themselves. it includes generations physicians like ambassador kenya song, who devoted a lifetime to countering hiv aids in the lab. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention at the africa cdc. and now to our great fortune at the state department, where he's prep for his future and so many others from prep for our earliest champions in congress on both sides of the aisle especially representative barbara lee and the congressional black caucus, who sent president bush a letter in 2002 asking him to launch an initiative to fight aids. the public and private sectors. tens of thousands of implementing partners on the ground who do the day to day work required to save millions of lives. all of whom helped make the pro

out of this, extreme poverty is concentrated in sub-saharan africa. we all know that. 24% of war population which is 9.1, 1.9 million in fragile context, 1.2 billion people living in one hundred one developing countries live in poverty. that is the situation of my continent. if this was the situation before the russian aggression in ukraine you can imagine what's going on now and how the situation would be. unfortunately for me, nigeria is regarded as the poverty capital of the world, not because of lack of resources but management of resources, they make corruption, and accountability, a smart democratic system that encourages corruption and so on and so forth. how does that translate to the common man. i will give you some examples. in africa, you can stand by both sides. usually may be $0.10. currently, right now, most people cannot afford the one coin and so it has to be broken into three pieces, portions sold to the common man. between the democratic republic of congo, it is a village that exists where they take their children then. and sell them

our expression of economic support for the african continent, the countries of sub-saharan africa. i think it is really important, as usual, to test the success and effectiveness of our program. at the same time we see very low utilization rates. we will get into pacific of how, but how can we improve utilization rates and make this an even more successful program for supporting our partners in africa? the afc fta has come into being. what's important to recognize in that endeavor is africa's own effort to integrate itself with itself. i think one of the most incredible examples that was shared with me, oftentimes to fly from one country in africa to another, that's not even that far away. because of commercial flight patterns it's easier to fly out of africa into europe and then fly back in. there are actually not that many direct connecting flights inside of africa itself. in terms of our support for development in africa, i'm so convinced that is part of a strong and vibrant future for us all. this initiative in africa, think about how they can support the integrative effort. th